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announcing for ONE WEEK, beginning
MONDAY, (Matinee) JANUARY I'd,
THE CARLETON OPERA CO.,
Larger Finer than Ever.
Mr.. w. T. CARLETON and
6O---ASSOCIATE ARTISTs--6O
Including Misses Lily Post. Fanny Rice,
Rose Beaudet, Clara Wisdom, Marguerite
Baxter, Emily Seymour. The Messrs q. H.
brew, Jay c. Taylor, J. X. Murray, Robt.
Broderick, II. Elyrandt, Chas. Fais, and the
exceptionly efficient chorus, augmented
orchestra, superb costumes. scenery, mount
ings, ETC., in the following unparalleled
repertoire:
Monday (Matinee) NAN0N.
Monday fEveuingcTHE MERRY WAR.
Tuesday--ERMINlE.
ednesday-NANON.
Taursday--DOROTHY.
Friday-THE MIKADO.
Saturday (MalineeI-DOROTH
Saturday (Eyening)-THE MEhRI WAX.
Sale OF seats begins Friday, December 3Oth.
SCALE OF PRICES-$1. SO, 81. 75c and soc
tiec2s
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LEWIS MORRIsOl
HER ATONENEENT!
Every Scene New and Brought
Here Expressly for this
Production.

S6-PEOPLE on THE STAGE-s6
Saturday night-BLACKMAIL.
sunday New Yearsl Night, Special Per
formance-1 HE MAIN LINE.
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Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor dealers
agents..
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You can be comfortable at the Long
Beach Hotel One hour from Los Angeles.
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MAPLE STREET

x1OO-Yl00 cash-Lots 50xl50, near Adams
street
$4,000 cash-One-ifth interest in so acres
atSiO0O, for subdivision on Adams street
$4,000 cash-One eighth interest in 90 acres
on Pico street at 300 per acre.
$4,000 eash--One tenth interest in lA7 acres
on Vermont avenue, on street cars and
Railroad Depot grounds.
chance to make 81 5 900 profitin year
The most desirable residence corner in Los
Angeles, l3l x22O feet, on Washington, near
Figueroa. Handsome improvements.
IT. WIESENDANGER.
Free Ride from 25 w. First ST.
dec17-2m
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AMUSEylENTS. A


4 PAWS
BIG UNITED SHO VS.!
MUSEUM and MENAGERIE
COMBINED WITH PROF sAMwELL's
TRAINED ANIMAL PARADOX,
One week, commencing
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30.
2---PERFORMANCE DAILY
At l 80 and : p VI.
THE REPRESENTATIVE SHOW OF
AMERICA
Now on q tour OF California at
PEOPLES POPULAR PRICES.
ADULTS, so cents; CHILDREN, 25 cents
dec27 Ct
HAZARDS PAVILION.
McLAIN Il LEHMAN, Managers.
LAST WEEK of the
wEHSTER-gEA COMPANY
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday TWO
Wednesday and New
fGn January IS ms'!sfe' Ia ORPHANS.
Thursday and Friday EAST LYNNE.
Saturday and sunday uSREff GhsffeHTi TIE
20 cents and so cents.
Reserved seats at McLain & Lehman's, 3
Market street. d3o-td
II AzAkD $ PAVILION
McLANE & LEHMAN. Managers.
A GREAT SUCCESS,
COMMENCING
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER oath,
And continuing during the conIing:week.
The eEebster.HradyD Dramatic Co.
- NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30
The yvebster.Hrady Drn ninatic
% ce nts and 80 cents.

Reserved seats can be secuted without
extra charge at McLane Il Lehman's, 3
Market street. dee -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30

NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Ii. c. WYATT Lessee ana Manager
Tonight, (Thursdayl Friday Night and
Saturday Matinee.
LEWIS MORRISON
And his Famous Company from the Califor-
mia The itre, San Francisco, in
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20 cents and so cents

Reserved seats at McLain & Lehman's, 3
Market street Q3O-tQ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30

Next Monday W. T. Carleton and
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SIXTH STREET BASE BALL GROUNDS.
= tUnder New Manegement)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30

The management finds extreme pleasure in
announcing for ONE WEEK, beginning
MONDAY, (Matinee) JANUARY I'd,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30

NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-30

H AzAEp $ PAVILION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Depot, Wash
ington week days. at 9:15 am, 415 pm, and s. ID p.
m. Arrive at Bay Ridge 10 40 am, 20 p.n and 10
pm Returning leave Bay Ridge sos am, 2 p M.
pm., and $3.50 pm. Arrive at Washington 10 am,
$40 p.m., pm, and IL pm. On Sundays, leave
Washington 10 am, pm, pm, and pm. Arrive
at Bay Ridge IL 15am, 3: rs p.m 10 pm, and s. Is
pm Returning. leave Bay Ridge II noon. 80 pm,
$50 .m and 8 30 pm. Arrive at Washington j O
pm, 9:45 pm, 1880 pm, and IL pm.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
Tickets on sale at all b. o. ticket offices in Wash
ington On Sunday tickets sold at b. 0. Depot only
See advertisement of Bay Ridge Company for special
attractions from time to time.
W. M. CLEMENTS, C. K. LORD,
je2l-3m Manager Gen1 Pass. Agent.
FOUNDRY NJ. E. CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL.
EXCURSION TO BAY RIDGE, via B. l. O.. TUES
DAY, JUNE 2Sth.
Tickets adults, 81: Children e to 12) 5Oc
Special train leaves 9:15 Tickets good to return
on train the 18th Special train returning leaves
Bay Ridge at pm.
Tickets can be obtained at depot from committee
te21-6t
MARSHALL HALL-THIS DELIGHTFUL RE.
N1 sort open for the season Meals la carte. Lunch
Coffee. Tea, Milk &c, &c, for Excursionsts
Steamer w. w. CORCORAN leaves every morning at
10 O'Clock. returning at pm On Sundays per ad-
Vertsement. ap22-3m
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Killed at Point Of Rocks.

GEOKGE HAyENNER RUN OVER BY THE CARS.
This morning dispatch was received at Haven
ner's bakery from Mr.. Mercer, the railroad agent
at Point OF Rocks, on the Metropolitan Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which read as
follows:
George Havenner was killed here yesterday on
the railroad by the cars. l will hold his body
until get answer"
Injuries were made by the police, but they
could only trace Ole George Havenner as resi-
dent OF this city, and he was at work this morn
ing. Major Moore sent the following reply to
Point OF Rocks:
1--WE fail to learn Of any George Havenner alb
sent from this city,"
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InsuIfed In the CapitOl.

Il
1prS Hn ,, " Two YOUNG Urls WHO I'm
D, 20 ~ AoIhohi<hD GUIDES.
"A correspondents "fitihg 10 HE STAR says:
Two young girls fntrusting themselves to the
guidance OF two authorized CAPITOL guides on SAT-
urday last were grossly tnsntted nv them THO
80, - -. 80. -, a., -, - " . INC
slis were Kept apart "niie IN 1ne vacant parts OF
the building, entlced into the darkest and most
unfrequented places, under pretense of being
shown objects OF special interest, but were then
compelled to submit to being kissed and subjected
TO other like indignitieS. The guides also tried TO
prevent the girls from leaving the Capitol when
| they desired TO do So Such are two OF the Cant
toll guides and this is written in the hone tn af H.
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AnluSenlenrS.

:, NATIONAL THEATER-Audran's most rollicking
light opera. 1.-THE Mascot" will be sung at the
National next week by Mr.. FitzgeraldS company,
TO which some important additions will be made.
Miss VernOna Jarbeau, a very sprightly and clever
light-opera artist, will appear with the company
for the first time as BettD,d, Mr. John HOwsOn will
be the Lorenzo and Mr.. Fred. Urban the Frederick.
The other roles Will be taken by the present mem-
bers or the company, Mr.. Pruette being the PippO
and Miss Lane the Fiumettu.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HOtSE-"The Bohemian Girl"
will be sung at this house next week.
HARRIS BUOU THEATER.-ThiS house closes to-
night, not to be reOpened until August %.
kERNAN'S SUMNER THEATER.-A season Of operate
burlesques will be begun at kernan's Summer Gar
den Theater on Monday evening, GrieveS' Opera
Company presenting the old 1ayOrite, "PinafOre."
There Will be in addition the usual variety features
The PANORAMA OF the Second Battle OF Bull Run
retains It's hold as an attractive place in which to
spend half hour.
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ECZEMA RADICALLY CURED

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Beautify the Complexion and Skin by using the
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PSORIASIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

John j. Case, d. d. s., having practised dentistry
in this county for thirty-ive years and being well
known to thousands hereabouts, with a view to help
any who afflicted have been TOR the past twelve
years, testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured
OF Psoriasis or scay skin, in eight days. after the
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or encouragement JOHN j. CASE, u. D. s.
Newton n
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Condemned LOcals.

Nearly one thousand persons attended the all
lay excursion given by Hamline ". E. church
SUNDAY school yesterday TO Marshall Hall
The Washington Conservatory OF Music gave its
quarterly concert in the ST. Cloud Building last
night
Willie Howard. defOrIned boy, who was a page
IL tht HOUSE OF representatives, protege OF Rep
[eSenta'Lve Holman and very popular with ms
street northeast. His death Was due TO a spinal
Harry II. Stock and Robert III. Phillips, OF this
CITY, graduated with distinction from the Lenigh
University FhurSdIy- Mr.. Stock delivered the SAL
Gtd;Ory, aud Mr. Phillips an Grafton on 1.-THE Age
OF Engineering"
The district attorney has given notice to the
counsel Tor the defense that he Will call the Nc
Bride AOLse-Ournlng case Tor retral Tuesday, July
The funeral OF DR.. T. NJ. Wilcox, which took
place Yesterday afternoon from the Metropolitan
NJ T. church, was largely attended by friends OF
the deceased aud members OF the Masonic frater-
nlly. DR.. Newman delivered a funeral address,
Those " 10 leave the city during the summer can
nave n STAR mailed 10 them for any length OF
IiIne. and The address changed often desired.
ne subscription must be invariably paid in ad-
vance.
The frst semi-annual excursion of the Gale
donla Club TO River View yesterday was a success
the steamer Mary Washington making trips
morning dnd evening, carrying over one thousand
Trends OF the club
The excursion or the Masonic Veterans Associa-
lion 10 MARSHALL Hall yesterday. in honor OF st.
johns ', was an enjoyable affair. Messrs. W.
, kO0se, A. T. LonGley, Wm- r. Singleton, Fred
weber, and VIA Oscar Roone, composed the
Committee In charge.
y dI-Etie DclODelng 10 lne DlStrlct government
and used by one Of the street inspectors was stolen
from the street in front OF smiths dining rooms
Oh r street yesterday afternoon but IL was subse-
quently found BY Offlcer Harry Jones.
About oclock this morning the stable OF Thos
OtohnDr, In the rear OF ll20 Union street. between
~, o'h and streets, took IRE and was some
what damaged.
In the annual contest at Miss s. W. kelly's art
school Tor the gold medal awarded to best life
study, Miss Annie Murphy was the successful
competitor, her study being well-nn1shed por-
trait In water cOlOrs
AT Wing Rest HyattSville, Md. last evening"
MI ana MIS- j. IT, RaiStOn were presented by the
board or directors Of the Home Building Associa-
tlon OF Washington, ID. c., with silver pitcher
goblet bowl, and salyer, the entire set being OF
exquisite design. Mr.. A. ). Taylor yice-president
Oh the association, made the presentation speech.
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ADVERTISEMENT

FOR SALE-Great bargain u sold at once-a bust
Ness property on 1Ath street. lot 40 by TO- to 20
loot alley: improved by two houses. Also, a cor
ner lot In the northwest section, 10Ox1O0. No
commission paid TO real estate agents. Address
owner, box IS, star ONCE.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUrIcURA REMEDIES performed q wonderful
cure last summer of our Customers an old gen.
tleman OF seventy years of age who suffered with
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and who had tried all remedies and doctors to no Dur
pose. JF SMITH Co
Te1arkana Ark
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
T T9-S1s#F At At s s:is:
S' La Belle Infn GEhEN iEnarm'ns opera
Cast with the entire strength of the company
GRAND Shoruses Funny n Mutations
Admission. % cents Reserved Seats. 80 cents ''0
,e25 Monday !q B5HE Il. HK sP Gfk Request
EDELS' SUMNER GARDEN
- 'i ToeA A1R9fFs'
Grand instrumental Concert by
Admission free. 1t
HO" FOR THE REGATTA!!! AT ALEXANDRIA,
IL GLORIOUS Fourth NAis n I oF JULY. 1887
Having Of the largest and finest barees
0n shs % that %
start from the loot of High ST. Georg townat O'Clock
Immediately to Georgetown at the close Of the regatta
s mo sold but the best lunch
one plenty OF ro0m good seats and a no ereWdiHs
Up-kiver Landing,
A NNogNCEMENT-T ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
a and socable for the benefit Of the Beneficial Assoc
No 399l X OF L.. will take place in Hayden Hall.
PfEbs.f. NT Fl St and % c,s
including refreshments. Good vocal aud instrumental
Ii EAToS prs jssss
II ERNAN'S SUMNER GARDEN
GRAND SPECIALITY SHOW IN OPEN AIR.
ALICE RAYMOND Cornet Virtuoso.
Next-Grieves' Opera Co. i'll Pinafore. je23
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
FITZGERALDS OPERA COMPANY
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
NIGHT IN VENICE
MONDAY. JUNE 81,
THE MASCOT.
MISS VERONA JARBEAU, JOHN HOWSON, and
FRED URBAN added to the cast.
Reserved seats, % and so cents, now on SALE je23
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
POPULAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES.
MATINEES DAILY
One week, commencing MONDAY, June 60
"SAML OF POSEN."
"HOW DO YOU KNOW"
If you want to laugh come and the Funniest Com
edy Of the age.
"SAAI'L OF POSEN" je2O
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL. RUN
Il 18th at, two blocks south of Peunsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted
o. en- from q. III. to 10 p. In. fe14
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Amusements Tonight.
SATIoNAL--''A Night in Venice"
ALBAUGH's-..I.a Belle Helene"
EARKIs .-..Sam1 OF POSen"
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
hERSASS-Tarfpty
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Publications for The "A ~ tuy commencing f
For the District OF Columbia New Jersey. East
ern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland, fair
weather, slight changes in temperature, north
eaSterly winds.
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CITY ITEMS.


..., INC OIu rye "nySRy,
Straight from the distillery, &. So s. and s. SO
per gallon, according to age and quality. Fine
oio rye whisky, 20 and Soc. per bottle. Gordon
Dllworth'S celebrated blackberry brandy, for
81 per BOTTLE Speers port WINE roc per bottles Cal
liornia Zinfandel caret 45c per bottle California
Rleslng wine, 45c. per bottle; Lime juice 33c. per
Dottie; 0ox OF fine cigars fifty In box S. open
this evening. Give us call
n. T.. METZGER & Bro,
1 Alt 7th St. NV.
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DUSTPANFUL OF SCALES

H. E. Carpenter, Henderson, N. Y, cured Of Psoria-
sis or Leprosy of twenty standing by CUTICuRA
REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure record. A
dustpanful of scales tell from him daily Physcians
and friends thought he must die.
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CONGRESS HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.-RateS
81 per day FOR rooms except those on parlOr and
nrst floors; open from June Is TO october L.
CLEMENT g. Cox, PrOprietOrS
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PROBABILITY THAT No MEETING WILL BIZ HE

A PROBABILITY THAT NO MEETING WILL BIZ HELD
THERE THIS YEAR
The present Indications are that there will be no
camp meeting this year on the Jackson Grove
camp ground on the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road, some % miles from this city. The board of
managers, OF which Mr.. W. JIG. Dulaney OF Balti-
more, Is the president, had arranged for meeting
TINS year from July 2Sth TO August 10th, and had
Pubnshed tue fact through the church paper, the
-Hs0ydtst Protestant, and by circular. There was
promise or q much larger camp than any
held during the past eight or ten years. 1t
Seems, however, that when a consultation
was had with the representative OF the mas
senger department OF the railroad In Baltimore
the managers were unable 10 make sails
factory arrangements. Heretofore the fare during
the camp was 80 cents from Washington and so
cents from Baltimore and the company allowed a
rebate Of 10 per cent 10 the management. This
year. when the N management had strong hopes OF
making more favorable terms with the company
than before they found that the disposition was TO
request 10 have d siding put in, and TO make the
grounds a fag station, were refused Although
there Is az this time every indication that for
year the camp 'fS on" some or those who intended
To camp on the grounds will endeayor to arrive at
some more favorable understanding with the rail-
road authorities at the central of1ice In Phllade-
pAia, and have little camp OF their OWL
THE WINDOW AT ST. LUKE's TO BE QUIETLY UN-
CoyEKED.-The vestry OF ~. Luke's church has
prepared a statement anent the Pinckney memo
mai window in the church which the rector, Rev.
Dr. Crummell, as stated In The STAR, declined 10
unVell Tins statement, after reciting the differ
eDces between the rector and the vestry on the
suUJeCe, says thc matter Was lald before the
bishop, who has cOunseled harmony. The COM
nlttee, therefore, has decided 10 make the an
nouncenent that there Will be no ceremonies on
The uncoyerfng OF the window. but that II will be
quietly unveiled next sunday, June % immedi-
aiely after morning service DIR. Crummel, Ia his
letter 10 the yestry on the subject, declined to
hold a service which, as he stated was NOT all-
horfZed by the ritual. Il feel myself limited" he
wrote, Ito the services laid down In the book or
common prayer for the worship OF Almighty God,
and such other services as may at times be ap-
pointed by the ordinary; but the 'unveiling OF
windows Is not as yet among such services; and
presbyters or the church have no authority TO
originate any ONCE In the church whatever"
Boy BURNED TO DEATH.-Last evening a
four-year-old son of the late Colon Omohundro ny-
Ing on 1lth street, between r and northwest
was playing with lighted paper, and his clothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

REDUCED TO SO suits that are sold by other
dealers at SIS, at EiSENES BROS, manufacturing
clothiers and Iailors, cor. eth and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-25

MINIS AND BOYS STRAws at the most reasonable
prices. Francs corner 9TH and ID.
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DR. JAMES RADCLIFFEs perfected oxygen Treat
ment for chronic, nervous and lung diseases, and
female complaints. $40 18th st. nv.
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FoR FIVE YEARS
a cancer eat my face. and was cured by Dr. Pagin
IN 10 days.
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Mrs. DR.. J. SENNEs & Son, chirOpodists mani
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ScA1r. 1rcHr SKIN
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returned to Washington. His Gallery is located
AT 123 9Th street u. W. No connection with any
other gallery IN the city. Good work guaranteed.
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CAN REST Re HAD? Yes Proctor's Insect Pow.
Ger kills bed-bugs. Twenty five cents Use it.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS. &c.

SELECT EXCURSION
TO CHAPEL POINT MD.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT OUT OF
WASHINGTON
The splendid new steamer NORTHAMPTON, Capt
McCarrick leaves steamer George Leary's wharf on
first of daily trips
SUNDAY, JUNE 20,
At 8 As .. M; Alexandria at 8. Returning at $50
p.
HOTEL NEWLY FURNISHED
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Round trip, SO cents; Children half rate
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THE best and cheapest gas range at S. s. Shedd
Bros. Az 9th st
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JUST RECEIVED new lot of Gamers French Per.
Gale Shirts collars and pair OF cuffs with each
shirt Price. $50. Francs, Cor. 9TH and d..
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TRy the milk shake at Dooey's Rialto Fountain,
Sd and PennSy lvania ave. Sc. DC.
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WATCHES and Jewelry on installments to respon-
slLle parties. LadsOn, 4S3 9Th 81. NV.
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s1-25 HAMMOCK. IA feet long, for - cents, at s.
HORowITZ $50 18th street
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N. HENSON Sons, corner 10th ST. and Penn.
ave-, ChirOpodiStS, Manicure, and DermatolOgiStS.
CornS and Bunions % cents each. Open until 9
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INGER,s Ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

SO BABY CARRIAGE for $3.50. S. HoRowITz, -
eth street.
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A GOOD servtceable Boys Suit reduced to So which
other houses call cheap at $50. EIsEAAN Bros,
manufacturers, cor. 7th and f.
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si1 BABY CARNAGE for $3.50, at s. HoRow1rz,
80 7th street
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\ HOSE at Shedd Bros, 432 9th st.

CHILDHES'S SUITS reduced to $3.50 that others
Sell al $3.50. EIsEAAN Bros, cor. 9TH and E.